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Product Photo Awards: Arcade Putting Pro

December 17th, 2009 link to (permalink)

14 years ago

Product photography is an art form. It must appeal to the senses, tickle one’s fancy, instill a sense of urgency – I NEED IT! Take this Arcade Putting Pro game, available at JCPenney.com on clearance for $30. The golf balls are MOVING! You can tell because of the whooooosh lines.

www.crunchgear.com

A few more Nexus One videos get posted, deemed not as exciting as they could be

December 17th, 2009 link to (permalink)

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Section: Communications, Cellphones, Smartphones, Mobile Its been a busy few days as far as the Google Nexus One is concerned and we have seen everything from trademark filings, to FCC listings, to images and most recently a handful of videos.

www.gadgetell.com

Japanese Scientists Create Flexible Flash Memory

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Scientists at the Tokyo University in Japan have created a new type of flash memory, which they are calling organic flash memory.

www.geeky-gadgets.com

New Audi A8 Will Feature Google Earth Sat Nav System

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Audi’s new A8 Saloon will feature an interesting Satellite Navigation system, which will integrate Google Earth, this will be the first time that Google’s Earth software has been incorporated into a production car.

www.geeky-gadgets.com

Video Interview with MacBook Bullet Girl

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Lily Sussman, the 21 year-old whose MacBook was taken out the back by Israeli border guards and shot-through with three rifle rounds, has given a video interview to the Daily News Egypt. Apparently, she will be reimbursed for the laptop.

Apple 3D head-tracking, iPod track pattern memory & improved power monitoring among patent applications

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Apple’s engineers have been busy beavering away at patent applications again, and 3D head-tracking displays, intelligent iPod playback and more active battery management all seem to be on the Cupertino workbench.

www.slashgear.com

Blu-ray 3D video spec finalized

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The Blu-ray Disc Association today published details of the final specification for 3D-enhanced Blu-ray video. Simply titled Blu-ray 3D, the format will send a stereoscopic 1080p image but, despite the extra data, will only use about 50 percent more data than a traditional, 2D-only image.

www.electronista.com

LG RoboKing Robot Vacuum

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LG have created a new robot vacuum cleaner called the LG RoboKing. The RoboKing is smaller than the previous model measuring just 90mm tall where as before the previous version was 130mm tall. This allows the vacuum to manoeuvre more easily under objects such as book cases and furniture.

www.gadgetvenue.com

Pioneer DreamBook Light U11 CULV in Australia

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Pioneer have launched the DreamBook Light U11 CULV laptop that comes with a choice of four processors including an Intel Core 2 DUO CULV, Core 2 Solo CULV and two variations of Dual Core CULV processors.

www.gadgetvenue.com

The Mag+ shows how we might one day read magazines, if mags don’t die first

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See that tablet concept thing designed by design agency BERG? Yeah, that might be the future of print publications. But you probably already knew that. For the past 20 years tablets have been deemed the next-gen magazine, but so far nothing has been produced that actually steps up to the task.

www.crunchgear.com

Google Branded Chrome OS Netbook

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Over the past week we have heard quite a bit about the Google Phone or the Google Nexus One, now the latest rumor doing the rounds is that Google may be launching a Google branded netbook which will run their Chrome OS.

www.geeky-gadgets.com

Green Computer is an efficient little beast

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Computers with green credentials set to reduce carbon dioxide emissions seem to be the concepts of the moment. DesignHara too initiates in building Green Computers that are eco-conscious both in make and functionality.

www.gizmowatch.com

An app with everything but sales

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Filed under: Gaming, iPhone, App Store TriplePoint PR's site has a post on their blog about Orbital [iTunes Link], an iPhone game released a while back that I presume is one of their clients.

Watch iPhone Video Over 3G With EyeTV Web App

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Elgato has managed to sneakily work its way around Apple’s restriction on streaming video to the iPhone over 3G. It does it using a web app. The native EyeTV iPhone application lets you stream live TV and recorded content from your computer at home over Wi-Fi, and only over Wi-Fi.

Audi A8 to use Google Earth for GPS navigation

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Google today revealed that the Audi A8 will be the first regular production car whose GPS system will use Google Earth for data. The implementation will give the luxury sedan Google's 3D terrain data and satellite imagery to provide a more realistic view of driving directions when requested.

www.electronista.com

Google Earth Satnav System Heading to Audi A8

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Audi are about to introduce a Google Earth based sat nav system in to their A8 Saloon cars. This will be the first time Google Earth has been installed in to a production car officially.

www.gadgetvenue.com

Lockface USB drive uses face recognition for security

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Biometric security gets a face lift with Futen’s Lockface program. In case your data is highly confidential (and that by no standard means porn) and your fingerprints are being forged, then here’s a USB drive, which sticks into any USB port and works only when it recognizes your face.

www.gizmowatch.com

A Closer Look at the U-Boat Classico U-1001

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While most U-Boat sales are for the basic Classicos and Flightdeck chronos, I find that Italo Fontana (U-Boat’s founder and designer) really gets to flex his design muscles with off-beat pieces like the U-1001.

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Blu-ray 3D specification finalized and PS3 compatible

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Like Blu-ray high-definition? Got two eyes? Then you’ll be excited to hear that the Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) have finalized their Blu-ray 3D specification, which promises 1080p HD resolution to both eyes.

www.slashgear.com

Mag+ digital magazine reader concept headed to 2010 prototype [Video]

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Prototype digital media tablets seem to be the concepts of the moment, and we’re particularly enamoured with Bonnier R&D’s Mag+.

www.slashgear.com

Acer unveils special edition Olympics notebooks and LCD

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The winter Olympics is coming up so we will soon have our fill of snowboarding, skiing, and other winter sports on TV. Acer has announced that it is releasing some special edition notebooks and a LCD to celebrate the Olympics and its involvement in the games.

www.slashgear.com

ASUS EeeBot Android-based educational robot in development

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ASUS’ Eee range continues to proliferate, and the next addition to the line-up could be robotics.

www.slashgear.com

Orbo Strikes Back: Perpetual Motion Machine Demonstrated

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Steorn is back, and it is still hawking its perpetual-motion machine, the Orbo. We spent several carefree days back in the summer of 2007 ridiculing the whole project, which purported to use spinning wheels and magnets to generate more electricity than the little Orbo took to run.

$80 Windows CE Netbook Runs Fast

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“What do you expect from an $80 netbook,” asks our friend Sascha of Netbook News? You may of course answer “Not much” but that would be cynical.

iPhone, iPod touch leading product search for Christmas

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Filed under: Hardware, Internet, iPhone, iPod nano, iPod touch This is an interesting little statistic, but it could be very telling about what's going on in terms of sales this holiday season.

Motorola Backflip/Enzo Google Android Mobile Phone Leaked

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Details have been leaked of a new Google Android mobile phone from Motorola, the Motorola Backflip/Enzo.

www.geeky-gadgets.com

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